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Non-conviction for Monash Health
Monash Health has accepted a non-conviction sentence indication over the suicide of a patient at Casey Hospital, Berwick in 2015. The health service sought the…
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Smokey conditions as burns ramp up
Residents should expect lingering smoke from planned burns this weekend and into next week as wind conditions will likely prevent smoke from dispersing, CFA warns.…
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Hard ‘yakker’ on show at Yakkerboo
Locals can learn more about the major changes to their road and rail network when Victoria’s Big Build Roadshow heads out to the Yakkerboo Festival…
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MP hits out at hospital delay ‘betrayal’
The Pakenham community hospital is among the five community hospitals out of 10 proposed projects which have not seen any construction begin, despite first being…
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Fun for all at Yakkerboo
Pakenham’s PB Ronald Reserve is set to be painted green as the annual Yakkerboo Festival takes over the town this weekend, with the inaugural walking…
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Council pushes for transparency and efficiency
The council has proposed significant changes to their governance rules to address the findings which emerged from investigation into corruption in Casey Council and on…
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Shed fire in Nar Nar Goon
Four CFA units from Nar Nar Goon and Tynong alongside FRV units responded to a shed fire on Bald Hill Road in Nar Nar Goon…
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Budget cut for accessibility
The draft budget has left people with disabilities behind – a councillor has raised – as $240,000 into disability upgrades could potentially be removed for…
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Sixth name added for Pakenham East
A new name has been added in the mix of possible titles to Cardinia new suburb east of Pakenham by the efforts of Cr Moore…
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‘Rob Porter Recreation Reserve’ one step closer
The renaming of Officer Recreation Reserve has taken another step in honouring the late Rob Porter with the council endorsing the public consultation period to…
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Officer centre planning revealed
The ongoing development of Officer town centre has been revealed in the latest council meeting, inspiring exciting – but still sober – promise from councillors.…
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Shining a light on e-waste’s fire risk
Cardinia residents are urged to keep the community safe by not putting batteries or e-waste in their household bins. E-waste is any item with a…
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